Edward S Light wrote:
> Earlier this morning we saw a lovely pass of the recently-undocked
> Discovery and ISS as they entered sunlight at approximate altitude/
> azimuth 20 deg/340 deg at about 09:25.1 UTC (Monday 2001 March 19).
I also saw Discovery and ISS. I think this is the closest together that I've
observed 2 such bright sats. I was following them with binoculars when a UFO
came flying down between them.
My last Mir sighting was Mon., March 12, about 7 min after sunset with the sun
2.2 deg. below the horizon. This is the closest to daylight that I've seen a
sat naked eye.
--
Jay Respler
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JRespler@superlink.net
SKY VIEWS: http://mars.superlink.net/jrespler/skyviews.htm
Satellite Tracker * Early Typewriter Collector
Freehold, New Jersey
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